In response, Deya has said he will consider applying for political asylum in the UK. He proclaims his innocense via his website, and accuses Kenya's authorities of torturing their prisoners:

The Kenya Government are torturing, humiliating those who have been blessed by this great unusual miracle, been that they have been born miraculously in such a short period of time. The parent of these miracle babies does not deserve the sort of persecution they are receiving in Kenya.

It is so worse that women are stripped naked in prison, made to walk without underpants. These include my wife, Mrs Odera, Rose Kiserem, and Mrs Nyeko. The type of investigation in Kenya is criminal, terrorist and abomination to Human Right. We are aware that the FBI and Scotland Yard have gone to Kenya for their investigation, we are proud this and it will reveal the truth.

We are not child traffickers, we have not stolen any child, and neither sold any child. We learnt that the DNA does not match with the parents, even to the 53 people who claim them have also not match. They cannot match because they are miracles. If the ultra scan failed to pick them while they were in the womb, how can the DNA match?

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